Taylor v. Taylor
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFoster, J.
The appellant husband appeals from that portion of a divorce judgment which orders him to support Phillip, born in France, the natural son of the respondent wife, a French national, and an American soldier. Before the marriage in France, appellant executed documents before French officials which formally, though falsely, acknowledged that Phillip was his son. Consequently, Phillip was recorded as legitimate in the French records, his birth certificate was reissued in appellant’s name, and Phillip’s name was entered in the family book of the parties which recorded their marriage.
When appellant…
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